Video Production
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How to Make Event Footage More Cinematic
Most of us are capable of capturing cinematic looks on narrative productions. But what about event footage? Here’s how to get great results at your next freelance …
Controlling Drone Cameras with the Oculus Rift
The Oculus Rift has been making headlines for years. Now plenty of developers are using the Oculus Rift to give drone pilots control of the camera.
5 Top Habits Shared By Successful Directors
Great directors are not all cut from the same cloth, but the most successful of them share these five habits.
What It Takes to Be a Great Director
Let’s crack open my handy-dandy notebook and look at some tips I’ve written down from other filmmakers on what it takes to be a great director.
10 Audio Accessories Under $100
Only have a small amount of money left in your budget for audio accessories? No problem. Check out all this great sound gear that’s available to you …
Learn to Create an Animated Short Film in 10 Parts
Learn how to create an animated short film from scratch with these comprehensive free tutorials!
4 Tools Every DP Should Own Before Buying Their First Camera
Before you rush out to buy your first fancy camera, make sure you’re prepared for battle with these four tools every DP should have in their kit.
Is Prosumer Video Gear Threatening to Professionals?
Is the line between pro and prosumer gear becoming so blurred that it could threaten high-end professionals?
Quick Tip: How To Find Black Flash Frames in Premiere Pro CC 2015
Here’s a Premiere Pro tip on how to perform a quick quality control check of your final edit for unintended gaps.
Color Grading Tips For ‘Mixed Camera’ Projects
Using footage from different types of cameras can make color grading a challenge. Here are some tips to make the process easier.
The 3 Most Important Tasks For A Director During Pre-Production
Most directors believe the majority of their work is done on set or in editing. In reality, much of the director’s job is performed during pre-production.
Create Explosive Action in Your Next Film With a DIY Air Cannon
Learn how to make great practical explosion effects with a DIY air cannon. It’s safe for your cast and crew — and the results are impressive!